Sentence examples for evaluations on how from inspiring English sources

Evaluations on how different diseases affect patients' health-related quality of life (HRQoL) focus mostly on the index disease, considering the effect of co-morbidities to a lesser extent.

A group called The Concerned Teachers of New York State wrote an open letter to Governor Cuomo asserting, "We are hard-pressed to find any reference literature that supports staking such a large portion of a teacher's overall evaluation rating on how his/her students perform on a standardized exam".

But if it turns out to be a mistake, it'll be one because Geithner and Bernanke made an incorrect evaluation on how much the banks' toxic assets are really worth, and/or because they overestimated how expensive and arduous nationalizing a big bank would be.

Pinpoint your strengths and weaknesses, evaluate your position within the investment and make a decisive evaluation on how you should be moving forward. 4. Ensuing project/exit strategy: Time and time again, too much of an owner or investor's focus lies within the status quo.

So I think there's going to be some state-by-state evaluation on how this is handled.

One important advantage of supporting a DEC appeal is that it follows up the funds raised with a publicly available evaluation on how the was money spent.

A 2007 study published in the Journal of Positive Psychology found that strong social relationships with others predicted greater life satisfaction, which essentially means a more positive evaluation on how their life is currently going and how it will go in the future.

This provided user evaluation on how useful the eFIP interface is, and on time it takes to find information using eFIP versus reading abstracts in PubMed.

Therefore, the model leads to a more precise evaluation on how imposed disturbances interfere with the dynamics of the blood sub-compartments and thus increase our understanding of the physiology/pathophysiology of many conditions.

Shifting safety warnings and evaluations focus on how vehicles light up the roadways.

Imagine: a teacher may have a classroom of 32 kids (the contractual limit for elementary school), but have the lion's share of their evaluation based on how three children perform.